A Tri-Cities woman thought a letter claiming to be from the U.S. Census Bureau was a scam. Turns out, it's legit. And failing to fill it out is against the law.

The Census Bureau receives survey responses in four different ways: internet, mail, phone and in-person interviews: To complete the survey on the internet, visit https://respond.census.gov/acs.

If you go to the Census Bureau website, there is a button you can click to respond to the ACS. On the response page, you are asked to submit a 10-digit user ID, which is the number of digits in ...

If you go to the Census Bureau website, there is a button you can click to respond to the ACS. On the response page, you are asked to submit a 10-digit user ID, which is the number of digits in ...

If you go to the Census Bureau website, there is a button you can click to respond to the ACS. On the response page, you are asked to submit a 10-digit user ID, which is the number of digits in ...

If you go to the Census Bureau website, there is a button you can click to respond to the ACS. On the response page, you are asked to submit a 10-digit user ID, which is the number of digits in ...

If you go to the Census Bureau website, there is a button you can click to respond to the ACS. On the response page, you are asked to submit a 10-digit user ID, which is the number of digits in ...

If you go to the Census Bureau website, there is a button you can click to respond to the ACS. On the response page, you are asked to submit a 10-digit user ID, which is the number of digits in ...

Here's everything you need to know to make sure you fill out the 2020 Census without falling for scams.